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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1915

Page

12

Men’s Silk Crepe Shirts for Perfect Fit and Style

Fashionable men now have access to ready to wear silk crepe shirts in exclusive stripe designs on white. The shirts are described as finest quality, well fitting, and crafted to a measured look, combining luxury with a neat, nobby style.

Coat styles featured include Balmacaan and mackinaw

A fashion note lists garments such as Balmacaan coats loose skirtted coats short coats long coats and Mackinaws, presenting a catalog of outerwear options for the season.

World War II Era Washington Social Highlights At Fort Myer

President and Mrs Galt attended a Fort Myer drill under Army Relief Society auspices. They traveled in a White House car and stayed through the event. Mrs Galt wore a black velvet gown with furs and orchids. The tea and dance followed a large tea hour in the administration building. Numerous officials and military members attended including Secretaries, generals, and foreign diplomats. A later reception at Rauscher's featured Miss Margaret Read debuting with roses and couture gowns.ус

HIE Galt Fort Myer Margaret Read S.M. B. Young Huigh L Scott Lindley M. Garrison Thomas Watt Gregory Josephus Daniels Wiliam Crozier Lincum Mencher Mencher, Mra. Walcutt Calvin Dewitt Mra. Gilman Turkey Husselfi Bey C. C. Devol Archibald Hopkins John Hewson Georgia Schofield Charles C. Walcutt Anne Kite Franklin K. Lane Joseph Leiter C. E. Dawson Alice Shepard Schindel J. R. Schindel R. C. Davis Albert Todd Lott Shipton Antoinette Ray B. H. Brooke McIntyre William P. Wooten Griffen Katherine Effinger Marie Peary Sarah Wattson Katherine Lawton Grace Woodruff Dorothy Wyeth Pauline Stong M. B. Young Rauscher’s George W. Read Mrs. Young Mrs. Read Mra. Young John H. Gibbon Philadelphia James B. Aleshire Joseph Strauss Albert Mills James Brown Scott Charles Henry Butler Geoffery Heyes Richard Burleson Eugene Cox New York Harriet Hawkins Jeannette Cowan Catherine Burdette Ruth Lester Catherine Harlow Helen Blodgett Flores Howard New Orleans Katherine Treat Margaret Treat Elizabeth Wiley Lillian Hendrick Elizabeth Kingsbury

Emmy Destinn Recital Attracted Noted Washington Audience

A large, attentive audience filled the National yesterday afternoon for Mme. Emmy Destinn’s recital. Many prominent residents appeared in boxes and stalls, including Mme. Hauge, Mrs. John Temple Graves, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson, and numerous other society figures and dignitaries.

The National Mme Emmy Destinn Margaret Wilson Helen Woodrow Bones Milas Edith Benhem Robert Patterson Rolling Morse John K. Shields Robert Lansing Albert Sidney Burleson Carl Vrooman Charles Harvey John Temple Graves William F. Draper Margaret Breckinridge Patten Hinckley Draper Hémen Jennings Chauncey Hackett Thomas Spring-Ries Mahlon Pitney William Hammond Edson Bradley Mme. Pezet Granda Y Peset Beverly Williamson Harrie Craig- Ansley Ansley Paul Bartlett Caroline Ogden Jones Frederic Huidekoper Theodore W. Noyes W.sinclair Bowen Amos Fowler Frank Carpenter Victor Kauffmann Lisner Ralph Jenkins Adolph Caspar Miller Beale Walter Bruce Howe Henry Cleveland Perkins

Society Debuts and Washington Parties Highlight Season

Numerous society figures entertain and debutantes are presented to society. Misa Beecher is introduced at a tea by her aunt Mrs Hugh Wallace. Dinners, hops, and teas at the Washington barracks and homes along K Street feature Maj. Lukesh Col Jadwin and Capt Loving among attendees. Olmstead and others attend fine arts commission meetings at the Willard. Continued on page twelve.

Gustave Lukesh Mas. Lukesh Washington Barracks Lukesh Maj Www. P. Jackson J. J. Loving Edgar Oliver Wiliam P. Woden Boggs Jadwin W. P. Jackson Lieut. Oliver Thomas Hastings Edwin H. Blashfield New York Frederick Law Olmstead Brookline Mass The Fine Arts Commission Washington Commission Willard James Paulding Murdock Cleveland Park Hilfe Lejeune John Archer! Lejeune Marine Barracks

Gift Suggestions In Beautiful China At All Prices

Store invites inspection with hundreds of gift suggestions in cut glass silver brass bronzes pottery and novelties from Beautiful China. Prices vary to suit every budget and occasion.

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